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| Scientific Paper | |
|---|---|
| Title | Basics of Motion Reflection Theory (MRT) |
| Author(s) | Anatoly A Denisov |
| Keywords | Motion, Reflection, Electron, Charge, Lorentz, Gravitational waves |
| Published | 2006 |
| Journal | None |
| No. of pages | 37 |
Abstract
Here we set a rational theory of high velocity motion, which takes into consideration some effects, caused by its inadequate reflection by the environment and measurement instrumentation, the above-mentioned theory being entitled to replace the irrational and inadequate theory of relativity, which seems to be erroneous and contradictory to common sense. In this work we:
- Show the electric origins of mass, as well as of strong or weak coupling (interaction), and also of mass invariability in the process of motion.
- Show the fallacy of relativistic energy and the inapplicability of the Lorentz transformation for the case of electrodynamics.
- Give a description of a new electrostrictive field and its longtitudinal waves.
- Show the impossibility of gravitational waves and the instantaneousness of gravitational data propagation.
- Explain the nature of ball lightning, of the electron, of the neutrino, and define the mass of the latter.
